Mike Colligan’s design at Old South Golf Links navigates expansive salt marshes and offers panoramic views of the May River. The course challenges players with strategic bunkering and water hazards, culminating in two distinct island greens.
Tom Fazio’s design at Congaree Golf Club features expansive fairways and strategic bunkering, set within a natural Lowcountry landscape. The club operates with a philanthropic mission, offering a world-class golf experience to its members and their guests.
Jack Nicklaus’s design at May River Golf Club masterfully integrates the natural Lowcountry landscape, featuring expansive fairways framed by ancient live oaks and pristine wetlands. The course culminates with a memorable stretch of holes along the May River, offering strategic challenges and stunning waterfront views.
Rees Jones’ design at Haig Point Club offers a unique playing experience, highlighted by two distinct 17th holes that allow golfers to choose their finish. These alternate par-3s, one along the Calibogue Sound and the other inland, showcase the course’s thoughtful integration with its Daufuskie Island environment.
The Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo Run presents a classic Jack Nicklaus design, featuring strategic bunkering and water hazards that demand precise shot-making. Its layout navigates through the Lowcountry landscape, offering a challenging yet fair test of golf within the private Indigo Run community.
Rees Jones crafted this challenging layout in 1986, integrating the natural Lowcountry landscape with strategic water hazards and marsh views. Golfers navigate a course known for its demanding bunkering and well-contoured greens, requiring precise shot-making throughout the round.
Rees Jones’s design at Oyster Reef Golf Club integrates the natural Lowcountry landscape with strategic bunkering and water features. The course culminates with several holes playing along the scenic Port Royal Sound, providing a distinctive coastal golf experience.
Shipyard Golf Club presents 27 holes of Lowcountry golf, designed across three distinct nines by George W. Cobb and Willard C. Byrd. Players encounter a blend of tree-lined fairways, strategic water hazards, and well-bunkered greens that require precision throughout the round.
Palmetto Hall Golf and Country Club on Hilton Head Island offers two distinct 18-hole layouts for play. The Arthur Hills course presents a traditional Lowcountry design, while the Robert Cupp course challenges with its distinctive geometric bunkering and modern aesthetic.
Arthur Hills crafted a course that demands precision and strategic play, winding through lagoons and dense Lowcountry foliage. Water hazards and strategically placed bunkers require thoughtful shot selection on nearly every hole, culminating in a dramatic finish.
The George Fazio Golf Course at Palmetto Dunes offers a distinctive challenge with its par-71 layout, featuring a back nine composed entirely of par-3s and par-4s. This design demands precise shot-making and strategic course management, particularly on its long, tree-lined fairways and well-guarded greens.
The Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Golf Course at Palmetto Dunes presents a classic design with strategic bunkering and water hazards. Its signature 10th hole provides a dramatic par-4 experience directly on the Atlantic Ocean.